Manchester City play Maker Kevin De Bruyne has agreed personal terms with Saudi Arabian Club and he is set to leave this week
Commenting on Manchester City player Kevin De Bruyne’s alleged deal with Saudi Pro League team Al Ittihad, transfer guru Fabrizio Romano Next summer the thirty-three-year-old is out of contract.
Since his summer 2015 arrival from the Etihad, De Bruyne has been a main first-team player for the squad. He has then made remarkable tallies of 102 goals and 170 assists in 382 appearances throughout tournaments.
But because his contract expires next summer, there have been rumors of interest in his offerings, particularly from Saudi Arabia. Romano has tweeted, nevertheless, that Saudi sources are “playing down suggestions” of De Bruyne’s relocation to Al-Ittihad, who are just about to acquire Moussa Diaby.
Romano also said that although the transaction is not likely to be a stroll in the park, the Saudi Pro League team is eager to get goalkeeper Ederson.
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Pep Guardiola’s team is off another great season, having won an unheard-of fourth straight Premier League championship. Both firsts in English football history, it was their sixth league crown in seven years.
But they lost 2-1 to Manchester United in the FA Cup final, thus deprived of another piece of history – being the first side to win back-to-back English domestic doubles.
